NHSO News
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Music Director Candidate Tania Miller To Lead Program Celebrating Hope and Resilience March 10 at SCSU
Friday • February 17, 2023 •
Robert Schumann famously said, “To send light into the darkness of men’s hearts – such is the duty of the artist.”
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NHSO Pops To Play All-Gershwin Program at Regional Venues Feb. 18 & 19
Tuesday • February 7, 2023 •
Van Cliburn Competition Finalist Clayton Stephenson Makes NHSO Debut on Rhapsody in Blue at High Schools in Hamden and Shelton
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NHSO Rings in 2023 with Dynamic Program at SCSU Showcasing Instrument Families of the Orchestra
Tuesday • January 10, 2023 •
Led by guest conductor and NHSO Music Director candidate Donato Cabrera, the Jan. 20 program will include Dvořák’s Symphony No. 8, Anna Clyne’s Stride for String Orchestra, Richard Strauss’s Serenade for Winds, and Séjourné’s Concerto for Marimba, featuring NHSO Principal Percussionist Aya Kaminaguchi.
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NHSO Engages Internationally Renowned Pianist Orli Shaham as Last-Minute Replacement for Gala Concert
Monday • November 7, 2022 •
Due to an injury, pianist Joyce Yang has had to withdraw from the Nov. 11 concert at SCSU. Shaham will play Chopin’s Second Piano Concerto on program also featuring Brahms & Coleridge-Taylor.
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New Haven Independent: NHSO Takes Big Leap Into Right Now
Friday • October 21, 2022 •
The hints of boldness are scattered throughout the catalog for the New Haven Symphony Orchestra’s 2022 – 23 season.
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New Haven Symphony Announces 2022-2023 Season Concerts
Tuesday • August 23, 2022 •
The Symphony’s SCSU Residency will open October 23 with a program conducted by music director Alasdair Neale and featuring “To Awaken the Sleeper,” NHSO Composer-in-Residence Joel Thompson’s ode to literary giant James Baldwin.
